The duo discuss Dyslexia Awareness Month and the upcoming IDA conference.

The duo interview the Founder and President of Parents for Reading Justice, Brett Tingley.

The Duo highlight our previous guests' expertise and excitedly introduce a brand new season for the podcast!

The duo conclude their interview with psychiatrist and developmental cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Fumiko Hoeft.

The duo conduct a fascinating interview with psychiatrist and developmental cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Fumiko Hoeft.

Dr. Hoeft has authored many journal articles and research. Here is her research on The Neurobiology of Dyslexia (2018).

https://haskinslabs.org/sites/default/files/files/Kearns%2C%20Hoeft%2C%20Hancock%2C%20Pugh%2C%20Frost%20(2019)%20Neurobiology%20of%20dyslexia.pdf

 Research regarding morphometric braindissociation between dyslexia and reading abilty.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.0609399104

The duo conclude a fun and insightful interview with interventionists Missy Purcell and Mallary Lattanze.

Here's Missy Purcell's webpage: https://misspurcell.com/

Here's her social:

X: @MissyPurcell

IG: @missy_purcell

Here's information for Mallary Lattanze:

X: @bigcitydyslexic

The duo have an exciting interview with interventionists Missy Purcell and Mallary Lattanze.

Here's Missy Purcell's webpage: https://misspurcell.com/

Here's her social:

X: @MissyPurcell

IG: @missy_purcell

Here's information for Mallary Lattanze:

X: @bigcitydyslexic

The duo bring to a conclusion an entertaining and insightful interview with the founder of Dyslexia In Adults, Natalie Brooks.

The duo have a lot of fun with their interview with the founder of Dyslexia In Adults, Natalie Brooks.

Here's Natalie's Website- Dyslexia in Adults : https://www.dyslexia-in-adults.com/

Here's her IG: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexia_in_adults/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DyslexiaInAdults

Dyslexia In Adults Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/1RlJB5gVzad3xnE2Gn6XAP

All we can say after speaking with Marcia Henry, Ph.D., is thank you for your contributions to the dyslexic population!

Dr. Henry's career has been extensive, ranging from educating children with dyslexia to educating teachers about dyslexia. She's published a book, written and published numerous articles, and even wrote in the Judith R. Birsch book, Multisensory Teaching of Basic Language Skills.

Dr. Henry has also been active in the International Dyslexia Association for decades.

She says she's retired, but she's still out there making a difference at a school near her home!